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Hi, I'm confident I know the answer, but I'm a novice. I have been surprised to find that some of the Breitlings posted here for authenticity were real when I thought they were fake, so I'll ask. I spotted this on eBay, on the cheap (hint). Crystal, case and band were heavily scratched. I questioned the seller who said he was the original owner and the watch was a genuine Breitling. I received the watch yesterday and opened the case to find a Miyota 0S10 movement. Any research I've done tells me Breitling had used Miyota movements but nothing related to the 0S10 which is a cheap movement (hint). Case back has #'s D123322 01338. If I'm correct it should be a Navitimer II with a mechanical movement. I did get it at a bargain so if it turns out to ba a knockoff and seller won't accept a return or eBay won't refund my money, it's no big deal. Any help you can provide would be appreciated. Thanks for the input in advance.
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A very poor fake I'm afraid.

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Driver8

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Thank you for the response. The more I looked at it the unhappier I got. It was mailed back to the seller this morning.